Charging & Data Cable Assemblies

Custom Type-C & Device Charging Cable Assemblies — Built to Your Pin Map

USB-C and charging assemblies for shavers, appliances, audio devices, toys, panels and instruments. Your device doesn't always need a full-standard cable — we wire exactly the pins, length and jacket your product calls for.

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What we assemble

Cable assemblies around Type-C and beyond

Type-C to wire leads

USB-C connector terminated to your chosen wires — power, ground and the signal pins your device actually uses.

Type-C to Type-C

Double-ended assemblies in your jacket type and custom length, built to the pin correspondence you specify.

Type-C to device connector

One end USB-C, the other your proprietary or board-side connector — shavers, speakers, appliances, chargers.

Panel-mount USB-C

Socket-with-pigtail assemblies for enclosures and control panels, matching your cutout and fastening style.

Wire-to-board charging leads

Charging input assemblies terminating to your board connector, with gauge set to charge current.

Data & signal assemblies

Signal and control cables with shielding and twist options per your electrical requirement.

Sample assembly: USB Type-C panel-mount socket with small 2-pin plug harness — reference sample, actual product built to your spec — Reference sample — USB-C panel-mount socket with 2-plug harness

Spec it, don't settle

Parameters we lock with you before production

Pin correspondence — which USB-C pins carry power, ground and signals in your application
CC pull-up / pull-down values if your design requires them
Conductor gauge sized to charge current and cable length
Jacket, flexibility and color per product use (PVC, silicone and other standard types)
Connector housing: brand series, shell, panel or cable-mount
Length, tolerance and labeling per your drawing

Reference samples shown are illustrative. Production units are built to your drawing.

Why custom

Off-the-shelf cables are designed for phones. Yours isn't a phone.

Device makers come to us when retail-grade cables don't fit the engineering reality: the charging input is a board connector, not a socket; only 3 of the 24 USB-C pins matter; the cable must bend a specific way inside an enclosure; or the assembly has to survive a factory test fixture. A stock cable forces your product to adapt to it. We build the other way around.

Your pins

Wire only what the device uses — cleaner harness, lower cost.

Your length

Cut to the routing path inside the housing, not the nearest retail size.

Your connector

Board-side, panel-mount or proprietary — we terminate to it.

Your volume

Prototype runs and production orders through the same line.

From requirement to shipment

The quote flow

Send drawing, sample or pin map

Any format. A photo of the charging port inside your device works to start.

Specification confirmation

We restate pinout, gauge, length and connector — you approve before anything is built.

Production with in-process inspection

Termination and assembly on our line, checked during production.

Final check & shipment

Continuity and visual inspection, packed and shipped per your instruction.

FAQ

Type-C assembly questions

Can you build a USB-C cable to my device's pinout?

Yes — send the pin map or datasheet for your device-side connector. We confirm which USB-C pins are wired and the pull-up/pull-down values if specified, then terminate accordingly.

Can you integrate a connector already on our BOM?

Usually yes. Send the part number or datasheet and we cross-reference mating housings, terminals and tooling before confirming.

What is the MOQ for custom charging cables?

MOQ depends on specification. We confirm the minimum quantity when reviewing your requirement.

Do you test before shipping?

Finished assemblies get continuity and visual inspection before packing, with in-process checks during production.

Is this a USB-IF certified product?

We manufacture to customer specification. Certification information available upon request — tell us your compliance target and we confirm what applies before quoting. See Certifications.